Alan Cox wrote:
But this is how copyright works, not patent. When you buy a patented
article, you OWN it. You can USE it in any manner you see fit. There
Nope. You can use it in the manner for which it you have patent licences
and in a manner which is legal.
is no EULA to a product, only to a license, and you don't license
patents.
You licence patents, just ask Novell ;)
Which still leaves open the question of how many times you have to pay
to license the same patent for the same device, or whether you can
rearrange the bits in one licensed program?
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